Noodle twisting is an ancient beauty technique.

According to relevant records, during the Han Dynasty, this was a ritual to remove facial hair and cut forehead hair and sideburns, called the "face-pulling ceremony."

The day before the wedding, an unmarried woman must ask an old woman with many children and grandchildren to have a plump and round forehead and curved crescent eyebrows, which is meant to give the bride a unique look and wish her a happy marriage and a happy family.

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The art of twisting noodles with the ancient method has been around since ancient times. It is a boudoir craft that is passed down from mother to daughter from generation to generation. Before modern beauty technology, this skill was spread almost all over the country.

The "noodle twister" first applies powder on the customer's face (previously, when technology was underdeveloped, a little fine lime or other powders were used; nowadays, cosmetics such as foundation are used), then he takes out a piece of twine and twists it into a figure 8 shape.

To make a looper, hold one end of the figure 8 with the thumb and index finger of your right hand, pull one end of the line with your left hand, and bite the other end of the line in your mouth. Open and close your right thumb, bite the line with your mouth and left hand and cooperate with your right hand, so that the figure 8 is set on the looper.

Pull it back and forth on your face until the hair is plucked out, and a smooth face appears.